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hello, just a quick one - i've lots of things in storage at the moment including my tenancy aggreement - is my landlord duty bound to give me another copy? bit of a weird question but needing an answer...
They are not duty bound to give you another copy but nor can I think of any reason why they would not - they would need to produce it in court if there was any disagreement over the terms anyway.
They could charge you the cost of photocopying and postage if they want.
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